External Enemy
Three months later, Mo Hua's reforms of the Great Wilderness Tribe had begun to bear fruit.
Half of the Wucha Mountain Realm, the entire Wutu Mountain Realm, and several scattered small mountain realms nearby had been consolidated by Mo Hua and given the unified name "Wutu."
In Barbarian Script, "Wutu" symbolized "fire."
Mo Hua also intended to use the name Wutu to establish a great tribe.
Under the leadership of Mo Hua, the Shaman, this Wutu Great Tribe acted in the name of the God Lord.
The Danque Tribe under Danzhu was allied with the Wutu Tribe.
Everyone worshiped the same God Lord and revered Mo Hua as their sole Shaman.
Divine Authority was unified under Mo Hua.
Power was centralized under Danzhu's control, while a Council of Elders was established to deliberate, supervise one another, and make decisions together.
Furthermore, tribal duties varied in rank, but all tribespeople were equal and subject to tribal laws.
No one was permitted to kill wantonly, monopolize power, or impose private punishments.
Every child had to receive Mo Hua's teachings and learn a certain kind of inheritance, becoming useful people who would one day devote themselves to the tribe and remain loyal to the God Lord.
Mo Hua had also tried to propose a plan to abolish the "Barbarian Slave system," hoping to grant every Barbarian Slave equal status and let them live beneath the sunlight.
From then on, prisoners captured in war would no longer be treated as "Barbarian Slaves."
But aside from Danzhu, nearly every tribal Chieftain and elder objected to the proposal.
The idea was still too far ahead of its time.
The foundation of the Great Wilderness Tribe was "Barbarian Slaves."
Abolishing that system would be tantamount to tearing out the foundations directly. All the tribal structures